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These two overlap on 1 civilian career
Both 0261 and CTRfeed the same work. This is the concrete version of "transferable skills" — worth naming directly on a resume.
0261 — Geospatial Intelligence Specialist
Collects and analyzes terrain, geophysical, and imagery data to build geospatial intelligence products. Works in GIS software with remotely sensed imagery, survey instruments, and satellite positioning gear for mission planning.
Top civilian careers
- GIS Developer$132,270.00
- Geospatial Analyst$104,920.00
- Data Analyst$103,500.00
- Intelligence Analyst$98,770.00
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CTR — Cryptologic Technician Collection
Operates signals intelligence collection systems. Performs electronic warfare support, signal identification, and electronic order of battle analysis.
Top civilian careers
- RF Engineer$109,000.00
- SIGINT Analyst (NSA/CIA)$105,000.00
- Intelligence Analyst$98,000.00
- Spectrum Analyst$95,000.00
Key skills
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